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We present a Bayesian change point multiple regression methodology which simultaneously estimates the location of change points/regimes, the corresponding subset of independent variables per regime, as well as the associated regimes' regression parameters. Unlike existing switching multiple...
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We review mixture models that relate a dependent variable to a set of exogenous or explanatory variables. Also, we describe a generalized linear regression mixture model that encompasses previously developed models as special cases. The model allows for a probabilistic classification of...
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This paper presents a conditional mixture, maximum likelihood methodology for performing clusterwise linear regression. This new methodology simultaneously estimates separate regression functions and membership in K clusters or groups. A review of related procedures is discussed with an...
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Ambiguity surrounds any importance measure in cases in which predictor variables are correlated. However, a new measure is proposed that has attractive properties, such as providing individual contributions that are both non-negative and sum to R2. The new measure is compared with four other...
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In lieu of Abstract, here is the first paragraph: Jackson provides a clear statement of a basic (and noncontroversial) limitation of all "importance" measures in multiple regression-namely, there is no unambiguous measure of importance in the case of correlated predictor variables. Darlington...
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We present a theoretical framework that posits compulsive buying behavior as a function of various psychological processes and personality traits. We analyze data from actual consumers using a new constrained maximum likelihood clusterwise regression procedure to examine the nature of consumer...
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Various research areas face the methodological problems presented by nonnegative integer count data drawn from heterogeneous populations. We present a disaggregate negative binomial regression procedure for analysis of count data observed for a heterogeneous sample of cross-sections, possibly...
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